Everand vs Scribd
December 31, 2025
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Everand (Scribd's spinoff) is a reading subscription service with millions of audiobooks and ebooks for €10.99 per month. Books can be read on multiple devices and offline. You can highlight text and take notes, change font size and color themes, set a sleep timer for audiobooks, add bookmarks and organize your reading into lists. The book selection is almost as wide as Kindle's, but it's slightly cheaper. It also features some exclusive releases by Roxane Gay, Stephen King, Margaret Atwood, Chuck Palahniuk, and others. Some books on Everand have monthly limits, which is determined by each subscriber's individual reading/listening activity.
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Scribd is the world's largest digital library, where readers can discover books and written works of all kinds on the Web or any mobile device and publishers and authors can find a voracious audience for their work. Launched in March of 2007 and based in San Francisco California, more than 40 million books and documents have been contributed to Scribd by the community. Scribd content reaches and audience of 80 million people around the world every month.
Everand vs Scribd in our news:
2024. Scribd rebrands as Everand
Scribd, the e-book publishing platform, has rebranded as Everand. Previously, there were three separate entities - Everand, Scribd and SlideShare—that users had access to. Furthermore, each was limited to its own domain. For example, user-uploaded documents were accessible through Scribd, while Everand provided access to e-books, audiobooks, podcasts and more. SlideShare provided access to presentations and professional content. Now, under the new concept, all of this has become Everand. The company also stated that from a consumer perspective, everything remains the same, so the same credentials used to log in to Scribd remain valid for Everand. Payment information remains current even after the rebranding. Existing users will be able to log in and use the service as usual and all content is now available in one place.
